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ROADMAP to Protecting the Force

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November 98

Military: Flu Shots
H - Veterans Day & Thanksgiving.

C - Safety briefing on long weekend activity (DUI, Drug abuse, etc..);establish a hot line in case the soldiers have problems on returnin 3
Military Family : Thanksgiving
H - Cold and flu season.

C - Contact the clinic and schedule your family members for a flu shot.

H - Thanksgiving.

C - Do not leave raw meats out for a long period of time, take special cautions when handling poultry and clean the area thoroughly; turr
all handles inward on the stove so that people will not knock a pot or pan of hot fluid on them self; clean up all spills immediately.

December 98

Military: Winter starts.

H - Christmas; TRADOC and military schools breaks for the holidays.

C - Commanders decision: Ensure that soldiers and students on leave via airplane has a round trip ticket; conduct a unit level POV Safe :y
Inspection; conduct Safety Briefing on DUI, Drug Abuse and the Fligh Risk on hitch-hiking.

Military Family:

H - Schools and colleges breaks for the holidays.

C - Talk to your children about safe sex, drugs, drinking and driving, and the negative out look it will have on their future.

H - Christmas.

C - Do not burn candles on Xmas trees; use only U/L approved lights and follow the warnings on the product; Flave the fireplace inspect 3(
prior to using it.

January 99

Military:

H - New Year parties: DUIs.

C - Designated drivers; free transportation home; shuttle bus to and from the party.

H - Long holiday weekend: soldiers returning from leave; driving while fatigued; stress.

C - Brief the soldiers on the hazards of driving under stress; have a grace period.

H - Martin Luther King Jr. Day: Possibility of negative demonstration, protests, fights, unlawfulness conduct; temper flares.

C - Avoid areas that are know for flare-ups/ hot spots; avoid excessive alcohol consumption to reduce irrational thinking of making corr?

decisions.

Military Family:

H - Children mishandling fireworks.

C - Warn children on the danger of fireworks; adult supervision while handling fire-works; have a fire extinguisher handy; don't set off
fireworks in a dry area or where hot ambers may land on.

H - Children going back to school: getting hit by a vehicle while playing at the bus stop.

C - Flave a bus stop monitor for the first day of school to reduce horse play;

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MONDAY

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WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

FRIDAY

NOVEMBER
Long Range Planning

December 98

Military: Winter starts.

H - Christmas; TRADOC and military schools breaks for the holidays.

C - Commanders decision: Ensure that soldiers and students on leave via airplane has a round trip ticket; conduct nit level POV
Safety

Inspection; conduct Safety Briefing on DUI, Drug Abuse and the High Risk on hitch-hiking.

Military Family:

H - Schools and colleges breaks for the holidays.

C - Talk to your children about safe sex, drugs, drinking and driving, and the negative out look it will
H - Christmas.

C - Do not burn candles on Xmas trees; use only U/L approved lights and follow the warnings on the
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Military:

H - New Year parties: DUIs.

C - Designated drivers; free transportation home; shuttle bus to and from the party.

H - Long holiday weekend: soldiers returning from leave; driving while fatigued stress.

C - Brief the soldiers on the hazards of driving under stress; have a grace period.

H - Martin Luther King Jr. Day: Possibility of negative demonstration, protests, fights, unlawfulness conduct temper flares.

C - Avoid areas that are know for flare-ups/hot spots; avoid excessive alcohol consumption to reduce irrational thinking of
making correct decisions.

Military Family:

H - Children mishandling fireworks.

C - Warn children on the danger of fireworks; adult supervision while handling fire-works; have a fire extinguisher handy; don't
set off

fireworks in a dry area or where hot ambers may land on.

H - Children going back to school: getting hit by a vehicle while playing at the bus stop.

C - Have a bus stop monitor for the first day of school to reduce horse play.

February 99

Military:

H - Presidents Day.

C - Ensure that the soldiers have has a safety briefing on the hazards of drinking and driving and the negative responses that wil
occur

on their military career according to the UCMJ.

Military Family: Valentine Day

H - Extended weekend from schools in a cold environment.

C - Inspire the children to come up with some safe indoors games that will involve the entire family. By placing the child in
charge of of

the games, their interest and attention span will increase: if the children choose outdoors . ensure that they are dress for the
weather

have on their future,
product; Have the fireplace

SUNDAY

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

FRIDAY

COLD!! Winter Begins this month

DECEMBER
Long Range Planning

January 99

Military:

H - New Year parties: DUIs.

C - Designated drivers; free transportation home; shuttle bus to and from the party.

H - Long holiday weekend: soldiers returning from leave; driving while fatigued; stress.

C - Brief the soidiers on the hazards of driving while fatigued under stress; have a grace period.

Military Family:

H - Children mishandling fireworks.

C - Warn children on the danger of fireworks; adult supervision while handling fire-works; have a fire extinguisher handy; don't
off fireworks in a dry area or where hot embers may land on.

H - Children going back to school: getting hit by a vehicle while playing at the bus stop.

C - Have a bus stop monitor for the first day of school to reduce horse play.

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February 99

Military:

H - Presidents Day.

C - Ensure that the soldiers have has a safety briefing on the hazards of drinking and driving and the negative responses that wi
on their military career according to the UCMJ.

Military Family: Valentine Day

H - Extended weekend from schools in a cold environment.

C - Inspire the children to come up with some safe indoors games that will involve the entire family. By placing the child in char^
the games, their interest and attention span will increase: if the children choose outdoors , ensure that they are dress for tl
and monitor the amount of exposure they are out in the weather; have warm soup or beverage for them to consume.

March 99

Military: Spring begins
H - High winds.

C - Ensure that convoy vehicles are not built-up too high.

Military Family:

H -Kite Flying.

C - Designate an area that is away from trees, power lines and vehicles traffic.

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JANUARY

Long Range Planning

February 99

Military: Presidents Day
H - Injuries from Recreational Activities.

C - Ensure that the soldiers receive a holiday safety briefing on the hazards of drinking and driving and the negative responses tha|t will o
on their military career according to the UCMJ.

Military Family: Valentine Day

H - Extended weekend from schools in a cold environment.

C - Inspire the children to come up with some safe indoors games that wiil involve the entire family. By placing the child in charge
the games, their interest and attention span will increase: if the children choose outdoors , ensure that they are dress for the
and monitor the amount of time they are out in the weather; have warm soup or beverage for them to consume.

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March 99

Military: Spring begins
H - High winds.

C - Ensure that convoy vehicles are not built-up too high, inspect bivouac sites for dead tree branches and remove them.
Military Family:

H -Kite Flying.

C - Designate an area that is away from trees, power lines and vehicles traffic.

April 99

Military: Time change

H - Time changes (spring forward): soldiers oversleeping; accidents due to tardiness.

C - Inform the soldiers on the time change; inform the CQ to do a wake call for the entire barracks on the first duty day; give the of|f post
personnel a few minutes extra to report in for duty.

Military Family: Easter Day

H - Easter Day: kids running into and tripping over things during the Easter Egg Hunt.

C - Select an area that is easy to control and provide a safe environment for children's; ensure that the area of all debris that coulip
break bones or tear flesh; supervise safe playing and never leave small children unattended.

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FRIDAY

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FEBRUARY

Long Range Planning

March 99

Military: Spring begins
H - High winds.

C - Ensure that convoy vehicles are not built-up too high.

Military Fannilv:

H -Kite Flying.

C - Designate an area that is away from trees, power lines and vehicles traffic

April 99

Military: Time change

H - Time changes (spring forward): soidiers oversleeping; accidents due to tardiness.

C - Inform the soldiers on the time change; inform the CQ to do a wake call for the entire barracks on the first duty day; give the of post
personnel a few minutes extra to report in for duty.

Military Family: Easter Day

H - Easter Day: kids running into and tripping over things during the Easter Egg Hunt.

C - Seiect an area that is easy to control and provide a safe environment for children's; ensure that the area of all debris that couk
break bones or tear flesh; supervise safe playing and never leave small children unattended.

May 99

Military:

H - Memorial Day.

C - Give the soldiers a safety briefing on Drugs and DUI; brief the soldiers on the meaning (s)of 'action(s)/conduct unbecoming' and he
applies to the UCMJ.

H - Environmental training against critters and poisonous plants.

C - Contact the Safety Center and the MEDDAC unit to give a briefing on the local environment and what to do when you come in ( onta
with some of its creatures, preventive measures and first aid.

Military Family: Mothers Day & Memorial Day
H - Prom night.

C - Talk to the teenagers about safe sex, drugs, drinking and driving and how they all affect their future; couple up with other pare its
and provide limo service for your teens (they will say that it’s "cool" and thank you); set a curfew time.

H - College breaks for the summer.

C - Talk to the teenagers on drug abuse, DUI and safe sex.

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MARCH

Long Range Planning

April 99

Military: Time change

H - Time changes (spring forward): soldiers oversleeping; accidents due to tardiness.

C - Inform the soldiers on the time change; inform the CO to do a wake call for the entire barracks on the first duty day; give the off poj
personnel a few minutes extra to report in for duty.

Military Family: Easter Day

H - Easter Day: kids running into and tripping over things during the Easter Egg Hunt.

C - Select an area that is easy to control and provide a safe environment for children's; ensure that the area of all debris that cou d
break bones or tear flesh; supervise safe playing and never leave small children unattended.

May 99

Military:

H - Memorial Day

C - Give the soldiers a safety briefing on Drugs and DUI; brief the soldiers on the meaning (s)of 'action(s)/conduct unbecoming' and he
applies to the UCMJ.

H - Environmental training against critters and poisonous plants

C - Contact the Safety Center and the MEDDAC unit to give a briefing on the local environment and what to do when you come in ( onta
with some of its creatures, preventive measures and first aid.

Military Family: Mothers Day & Memorial Day
H - Prom night.

C - Talk to the teenagers about safe sex, drugs, drinking and driving and how they all affect their future; couple up with other pare its
and provide limo service for your teens (they will say that it's "cool" and thank you); set a curfew time.

H - College breaks for the summer.

C - Talk to the teenagers on drug abuse, DUI and safe sex.

June 99

Military: Flag Day & Summer begins
H - Heat injuries.

C - Conduct hip pocket training on first aid for heat injuries; monitor the soldiers water intake when training outdoors; stay abreas : of t)
wet ball temperature.

H - Beach (swimming, undercurrents, boating, tanning).

C - Brief the soldiers on water safety and safety boating; never swim alone; the affects of mixing alcohol with heat.

Military Family: Fathers Day
H - School breaks for the summer.

C - Talk to the children about getting a summer job; drugs, drinking and hanging out with the wrong crowd.

H - Beach (swimming, undercurrents, boating, tanning).

C - Talk to all your children and monitor them when they are out in the water; feel their skin often to ensure they are not getting tc o mi.
sun; use a sun blocker when out doors.

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FRIDAY

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APRIL

Long Range Planning

May 99

Military:

H - Memorial Day.

C - Give the soldiers a safety briefing on Drugs and DUI; brief the soldiers on the meaning (s)of 'action(s)/conduct unbecoming' a|id he
applies to the UCMJ.

H - Environmental training against critters and poisonous plants

C - Contact the Safety Center and the MEDDAC unit to give a briefing on the local environment and what to do when you come in (|:onta
with some of its creatures, preventive measures and first aid.

Military Family: Mothers Day & Memorial Day

H - Prom night.

C - Talk to the teenagers about safe sex, drugs, drinking and driving and how they all affect their future; couple up with other pare|i
and provide limo service for your teens (they will say that it's "cool" and thank you); set a curfew time.

H - College breaks for the summer.

C - Talk to the teenagers on drug abuse, DUI and safe sex.

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June 99

Military: Flag Day & Summer begins
H - Heat injuries.

C - Conduct hip pocket training on first aid for heat injuries; monitor the soldiers water intake when training outdoors; stay abreasf
wet ball temperature.

H - Beach (swimming, under currents, boating, tanning).

C - Brief the soldiers on water safety and safety boating; never swim alone; the affects of mixing alcohol with heat.

Military Family: Fathers Day
H - School breaks for the summer.

C - Talk to the children about getting a summer job; drugs, drinking and hanging out with the wrong crowd.

H - Beach (swimming, under currents, boating, tanning).

C - Talk to all your children and monitor them when they are out in the water; feel their skin often to ensure they are not getting tc|
sun; use a sun blocker when out doors.

July 99

Military:

H - 4th of July.

C - Give the soldier a safety briefing on drugs and alcohol abuse, DUI. Inform them to use common sense when handling and settiij
off fireworks. Inform them that firing a weapon within city limits is unlawful and is also punishable under the UCMj and local lavy.
H - Beaches & tanning.

C - Brief the soldiers of water safety- not to swim alone or right after you've just finish eating or when you have been drinking alcojn
be a hero, obey the life guard(s) advice; use a sun blocker when tanning, and obey the right of way when boating.

Military Family:

H - Fire works.

C - Do not let children handle fireworks alone; set off fireworks in an open area away from homes, dwellings and wooded area.

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MAY

Long Range Planning

June 99

Military: Flag Day & Summer begins
H - Heat injuries.

C - Conduct hip pocket training on first aid for heat injuries; monitor the soldiers water intake when training outdoors; stay abrea
wet ball temperature.

H - Beach (swimming, under currents, boating, tanning).

C - Brief the soldiers on water safety and safety boating; never swim alone; the affects of mixing alcohol with heat.

Military Family: Fathers Day
H - School breaks for the summer.

C - Talk to the children about getting a summer job; drugs, drinking and hanging out with the wrong crowd.

H - Beach (swimming, under currents, boating, tanning).

C - Talk to all your children and monitor them when they are out in the water; feel their skin often to ensure they are not getting
sun; use a sun blocker when out doors.

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July 99

Military:

H - 4th of July.

C - Give the soldier a safety briefing on drugs and alcohol abuse, DUI. Inform them to use common sense when handling and settl
off fireworks. Inform them that firing a weapon within city limits is unlawful and is also punishable under the UCMj and local la|'

H - Beaches & tanning.

C - Brief the soldiers of water safety- not to swim alone or right after you've just finish eating or when you have been drinking alc|
be a hero, obey the life guard(s) advice; use a sun blocker when tanning, and obey the right of way when boating.

Military Family:

H - Fire works.

C - Do not let children handle fireworks alone; set off fireworks in an open area away from homes, dwellings and wooded area; us|
sense when handling fireworks; don not discharge a firearm.

H - Children playing out in the street

C - Monitor children playing; use the play ground(s) and parks; contact the local civic league to have signs erected that children aji
so that it will alert motorist of the play area(s).

August 99

Military:

H - This month is considered to be the hottest month in most geographical areas..

C - Reinforce your briefing on heat injuries and evaluate heat injuries at this point and adjust training to reduce that risk from reo|
Military Family:

H - This month is considered to be the hottest month in most geographical areas..

C - Continue to monitor the children when playing outdoors and to use plenty of sun blocker especially the smaller children.

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MONDAY

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WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

FRIDAY

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HOT!! Summer Begins this month; Schooi ends for the Summer.

JUNE

Long Range Planning

July 99

Military:

H - 4th of July.

C - Give the soldier a safety briefing on drugs and alcohol abuse, DUI. Infornn thenn to use comnnon sense when handling and setting
off fireworks. Inform them that firing a weapon within city limits is unlawfui and is also punishable under the UCMJ and local law.
H - Beaches & tanning.

C - Brief the soldiers of water safety- not to swim alone or right after you've just finish eating or when you have been drinking alcoh|
be a hero, obey the life guard(s) advice; use a sun blocker when tanning, and obey the right of way when boating.

Military Family:

H - Fire works.

C - Do not let children handle fireworks alone; set off fireworks in an open area away from homes, dwellings and wooded area.

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August 99

Military:

H - This month is considered to be the hottest month in most geographical areas.

C - Reinforce your briefing on heat injuries and evaluate heat injuries at this point and adjust training to reduce that risk from reoccjj
Military Family:

H - This month is considered to be the hottest month in most geographical areas.

C - Continue to monitor the children when playing outdoors and to use plenty of sun blocker especially the smaller children.

September 99

Military : Autumn starts
H - Labor Day and school starts.

C - Give the soldiers a safety briefing on drinking and driving and to be on the watch for children dodging in and out between vehicjl
intersections and bus stops.

Military Family:

H - School starts.

C - Teach children to stay away from strangers and to "JUST SAY NO" to drugs.

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FRIDAY

JULY

Long Range Planning

August 99

Military:

H - This month is considered to be the hottest month in most geographical areas.

C - Reinforce your briefing on heat injuries and evaluate heat injuries at this point and adjust training to reduce that risk from reoc
Military Family:

H - This month is considered to be the hottest month in most geographical areas.

C - Continue to monitor the children when playing outdoors and to use plenty of sun blocker especially the smaller children.

September 99

Military : Autumn starts
H - Labor Day school starts.

C - Give a safety briefing on drinking and driving and to be on the watch for children dodging in and out between vehicles and
intersections and bus stops.

Military Family:

H - School starts.

C - Teach children to stay away from strangers and to "JUST SAY NO" to drugs.

October 99

Military: Time change this month
H - Columbus Day.

C - Give the soldiers a safety briefing on defensive driving, and on Drugs and Alcohol abuse with punctuation on the UCMJ.

H - Cold weather injuries; pot belly and yukon stoves.

C - Cold weather training; warm up tent for out door training; fire guards when stoves are in use.

Military Family: Halloween

H - Time changes, children going to school in the dark (bus stops, strangers).

C - Florescent tape or markers on the front and rear of the child outer garment (jacket) so that the child will be seen by motorist; b
the child not to talk to or get into strangers cars while on their way to or at the bus stop; walk your child to the stop as often a
form a neighborhood watch at the bus stop and street crossing.

H - Halloween.

C - Supervise your child safety or get with a group and take the children door to door; place florescent tape on the costume.

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AUGUST

Long Range Planning

September 99

Military : Autumn starts
H - Labor Day and school starts.

C - Give the soldiers a safety briefing on drinking and driving and to be on the watch for children dodging in and out between vehicles
intersections and bus stops.

Military Family:

H - School starts.

C - Teach children to say away from strangers and to "JUST SAY NO" to drugs.

October 99

Military: Time change this month
H - Columbus Day

C - Give the soldiers a safety briefing on defensive driving, and on Drugs and Alcohol abuse with punctuation on the UCMJ.

H - Cold weather injuries; pot belly and yukon stoves.

C - Cold weather training; warm up tent for out door training; fire guards when stoves are in use.

Military Family: Halloween

H - Time changes, children going to school in the dark (bus stops, strangers)

C - Florescent tape or markers on the front and rear of the child outer garment (jacket) so that the child will be seen by motorist; teach
the child not to talk to or get into strangers cars while on their way to or at the bus stop; walk your child to the stop as often as p )s
form a neighborhood watch at the bus stop and street crossing.

H - Halloween.

C - Supervise your child safety or get with a group and take the children door to door; place florescent tape on the costume.

November 99

Military: Flu Shots
H - Veterans Day & Thanksgiving.

C - Safety briefing on long weekend activity (DUI, Drug abuse, etc..);establish a hot line in case the soldiers have problems on returning 1
Military Family : Thanksgiving
H - Cold and flu season.

C - Contact the clinic and schedule your family members for a flu shot.

H - Thanksgiving.

C - Do not leave raw meats out for a long period of time, take special cautions when handling poultry and clean the area thoroughly; turn
all handles inward on the stove so that people will not knock a pot or pan of hot fluid on them self; clean up all spills immediately.

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MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SEPTEMBER
Long Range Planning

October 99

Military: Time change this month
H - Columbus Day.

C - Give the soldiers a safety briefing on drinking and driving and to be on the watch for children dodging in and out between vehicles i
intersections and bus stops.

H - Cold weather injuries; pot beliy and yukon stoves.

C - Cold weather training; warm up tent for out door training; fire guards when stoves are in use.

Military Family: Halloween

H - Time changes, children going to school in the dark (bus stops, strangers).

C - Florescent tape or markers on the front and rear of the child outer garment (jacket) so that the child will be seen by motorist; teach
the child not to talk to or get into strangers cars while on their way to or at the bus stop; walk your child to the stop as often as p )s
form a neighborhood watch at the bus stop and street crossing.

H - Halloween.

C - Supervise your child safety or get with a group and take the children door to door; place florescent tape on the costume.

November 99

Military: Flu Shots
H - Veterans Day & Thanksgiving.

C - Safety briefing on long weekend activity (DUI, Drug abuse, etc..);establish a hot line in case the soldiers have problems on returnin 3
Military Family : Thanksgiving
H - Cold and flu season.

C - Contact the clinic and schedule your family members for a flu shot.

H - Thanksgiving.

C - Do not leave raw meats out for a long period of time, take special cautions when handling poultry and clean the area thoroughly; ti n
all handles inward on the stove so that people will not knock a pot or pan of hot fluid on them self; clean up all spills immediately.

December 98

Military: Winter starts

H - Christmas; TRADOC and military schools breaks for the holidays.

C - Commanders decision: Ensure that soldiers and students on leave via airplane has a round trip ticket; conduct a unit level POV Saf
Inspection; conduct Safety Briefing on DUI, Drug Abuse and the High Risk on hitch-hiking.

Military Family:

H - Schools and colleges breaks for the holidays.

C - Talk to your children about safe sex, drugs, drinking and driving, and the negative out look it will have on their future.

H - Christmas.

C - Do not burn candles on Xmas trees; use only U/L approved lights and follow the warnings on the product; Have the fireplace inspec ti
prior to using it.

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